Course
The course FPRA21 is currently not being offered
Course code:
FPRA21
Swedish title:
Praktisk filosofi: Fortsättningskurs
Credits:
30
Note! Information from autumn semester 2015 : FPRA22
Study period:
autumn semester
2014
Type of studies:
full time,
day
Study period:
2014-09-01 – 2015-01-18
Language of instruction:
Swedish
Application code:
LU-32902
Introductory meeting:
2014-09-01
at
15:00 –
16:00
in LUX:B237
Teachers:
David Alm,
Dan Egonsson,
Jeanette Emt,
FRITZ-ANTON FRITZSON,
Toni Rønnow-Rasmussen
- Syllabus
- Syllabus (in Swedish)
- List of literature
- Exempeltentor i praktisk filosofi, fortsättningskurs
Information on included parts
- Advanced Moral Philosophy, 7.5 credits
- Modern Social Philosophy, 6 credits
OBS! Notera att seminariet 27/10 börjar kl. 8:30! - Classics in Moral Philosophy, 6 credits
- Essay, 4.5 credits
- Alternativ Course in Practical Philosophy, 6 credits
Moralens evolution- Läsanvisningar
- Gruppuppgift/gruppindelning (UPPDATERAD)
- Hemuppgift
- Moralens evolution 1 - Inledning och översikt
- Moralens evolution 2 - Evolutionära processer och altruism
- Moralens evolution 3 - Moralens natur
- Moralens evolution 4 - Ett medfött sinne för moral?
- Moralens evolution 5 - Evolutionär etik och naturalism
- Moralens evolution 6 - Evolutionära rättfärdiganden av moralen
- Moralens evolution 7 - Evolutionära undermineranden av moralen
- Resultat (ordinarie tentamen)
- Resultat (omtentamen)
Description
OBS! Från och med höstterminen 2015 har denna kurs korskod FPRA22 och använder sig av betygsskalan A-E. Detta innebär också att Delkurs 2 nu är Moralfilosofins klassiker och Delkurs 3 är Modern samhällsfilosofi.
I fortsättningskursen i ämnet praktisk filosofi tydliggörs den fundamentala roll som värde- och normativa frågor har inom en stor mängd ämnen och områden på ett såväl individuellt som samhälleligt plan. Fokus ligger på ökad förståelse av vad som är utmärkande för denna typ av frågor. Kursen omfattar följande fem delkurser.
- Delkurs 1. Fördjupad moralfilosofi (7,5 hp).
- Delkurs 2. Moralfilosofins klassiker (6 hp).
- Delkurs 3. Modern samhällsfilosofi (6 hp).
- Delkurs 4. Uppsats (4,5 hp).
- Delkurs 5. Valfri fördjupning (6 poäng).
Note!
This course is not open as a freestanding course next semester. It can be open for application within a programme or for students in an exchange programme. Please ask your academic advisor for information.
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